After seeing young boys throwing rocks at Ilyusha, this character gives money to Ilyusha's father Snegiryov, only for Snegiryov to throw the money in his face. At the end of the novel this character appears in, that group of young boys, led by Kolya Krassotkin, cheers this character's name. Although Rakitin attempts to corrupt this character by arranging for him to meet Grushenka, this character kisses the earth and resol
After seeing young boys throwing rocks at Ilyusha, this character gives money to Ilyusha's father Snegiryov, only for Snegiryov to throw the money in his face. At the end of the novel this character appears in, that group of young boys, led by Kolya Krassotkin, cheers this character's name. Although Rakitin attempts to corrupt this character by arranging for him to meet Grushenka, this character kisses the earth and resolves to leave his monastery after the death of his mentor Father Zosima. In the fifth book of the novel he appears in, this character listens to the fable of the Grand Inquisitor told by his intellectual, rationalist older brother. For 10 points, name this spiritual youngest brother of Smerdyakov, Dimitri, and Ivan in Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov.
After seeing young boys throwing rocks at Ilyusha, this character gives money to Ilyusha's father Snegiryov, only for Snegiryov to throw the money in his face.
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